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That isn't really clear from the documentation, so we'd need two management servers, one for each platform? If that's the case, then it's extra important that mail can be centralized with a single mail server handling mail accounts from both platforms. Otherwise we are running two of...

Isn't that coming in update #2? https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/17.0/multi-server-guide/about-plesk-multi-server/the-roadmap-for-delivering-plesk-multi-server-features.77464/

I don't believe you can host any websites on the management node at all, so that task would need some dedicated machinery.

That's pretty important to us, if you are not able to deliver all the features at this time. For example, if we put users onto new Onyx Multi Server machines now, then we must be able to move their mail accounts to the centralized mail server at a later time, without putting the clients through...

We're also really anxious to know about this.

Surely CloudLinux would be semi-essential for a stable web hosting node, wouldn't it? Or is it expected that the new Resource Management features in Plesk replace the CloudLinux features entirely?

That's a 404 :/ We're just trying to plan hardware purchases, network design, migrations of live Plesk Windows and Linux users etc and that's pretty much impossible when we have little idea of what the new system can do or when it will be available. We've tried, and failed, for ten years with...

Ugh, my hopes are dashed yet again :( "Multi-server" as long as they are all Plesk Linux servers. What about us mixed Windows and Linux hosters?

Many thanks for the response. We use both Plesk Windows and Linux; our goal is to have a centralized mail server that serves all clients on all platforms. If we have to run both remote Postfix and SmarterMail servers to do that, well that isn't really centralized is it ;)?

Thank you. Please consider including SmarterMail as an option for centralized mail server, that's been a dream of ours for years. Clients like the SM web interface, we like the easy admin and comprehensive logging etc; Postfix might be free but it's hard to work with and once clients have...

So to be clear, it is planned that Plesk Linux servers will support the use of a remote centralized SmarterMail server? Probably later this year?